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Nuclear fusion and heat pumps: Here’s how to solve tomorrow’s winter heating woes

Nuclear fusion reactors commercial heat pump power

Combined with heat pumps, the cheap and abundant power of nuclear fusion would revolutionize in-home energy usage wherever it is deployed. Image: TAE Technologies

Jim McNiel
Chief Marketing Officer, TAE Technologies, Inc.
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